titanium dioxide for tires suppliers
Coatings manufacturers value anatase titanium dioxide for its cost-effectiveness, as it provides a high level of performance at a relatively low cost. Its efficiency in terms of coverage and protection translates into savings in both material and maintenance costs, making it a cost-efficient option for coatings applications.
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Suppliers also offer custom formulations of titanium dioxide tailored to specific applications. Surface treatments can be applied to modify the material's properties, enhancing its dispersibility in plastics or increasing its UV absorption capabilities in sunscreens. This level of customization requires close collaboration between suppliers and their industrial customers to ensure that the final product meets the desired performance criteria.
Properties:
Lithopone is the ideal combination of the white pigment zinc sulfide and the white spacer Blanc fixe. Due to the particle distribution of the ZnS (0.35 µm) and BaSO4 (0.8 -1.0 µm), which is the result of a co-precipitation (not mixing) and co-calcination, a high packing density is achieved, which in turn gives Lithopone its low resin demand and excellent rheological properties.
Lithopone is the ideal combination of the white pigment zinc sulfide and the white spacer Blanc fixe. Due to the particle distribution of the ZnS (0.35 µm) and BaSO4 (0.8 -1.0 µm), which is the result of a co-precipitation (not mixing) and co-calcination, a high packing density is achieved, which in turn gives Lithopone its low resin demand and excellent rheological properties.